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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961.
Cathedral ban
upsets a tale
FARMER BECOMES
of two cities FATHER OF
London. 22nd CHILD
A French cathedral choir has been banned from singing in an Anglican cathedral when it
visits Britain in July.
EMPLOYER LEAVES
HIS SHOPS
TO STAFF
Of
And the ban-imposed by the Roman Catholle Bishop Southwark-has cut a shadow tale of Wo over the happy ellies.
For two years Chichester and
have Chartres
enjoyed ex- changu visits, meeting frequent- jy on the football held and athletle track,
At the moment 50 Chichester children
on holiday ure Chartres.
in
But now on unexpected edle: by the bishop, Monseignor C. c. rela- Cowdery, has disturbed
London. Directors of the owning behind company scryc the counters at two tions between the Caibolie gracery shops owned by tople of Chartres and the pre- Cyrus Hozard and Son,dominantly Protestam people of of Nottingham.
For the firm's 10-year-old! former managing director. Mr Willan Bruck, left the business to six of his employees-three men and three wemen.
his will, just published. Mr George Savage, 38 years with the Arin and manager of its shop in the village of Radcliffe-on-Trent, has been left 1.280 £1 shares. He is now the chairman of the
company,
THEY KNEW
Mr Brie Humphries, manager of the other shop-in keston- left rond. Nottinghain was 1.270 sinres.
Chichester,
Forbidden
He approved the plan.. of Catholte Chichester's Roman
St Richard to Be Church of husts to the French choir of 30 --but forbade Cathoiles having any part in thats concert at Chichester Cathedral.
Said the Mayor of Chichester, Councillor William Pope: "This came out of the blue and is most embarras dng to everyone con- curned.
"It there is to be a concert af Four other employees, who suere musie where a large have been with the Arm formber of people can listen, ver five years full-time or ten then the cbvious place for I is
part-time, divide 2,000 | the cathedral." mare shares between them.
years
Mr Savage said the other day Councillor Pope said that the "Mr Brock hud n children. Chartres chair would, no doubt, After he took over from his font be giving a concert in have Üher-in-law he turned the bust-Chichester, but it would ness into a company and told us to be in a hall without organ he intended doing this.
accompaniment, " was always a good vm- ployer."--Lotum Express Ser-
vier.
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"It is a great pily," he added.
Not marred
AT 85
London.
Farmer John Joseph Walsh father of a baby daughter at 85-- puffed a cigar in his farmhouse kitchen the other day and said:
"I'm a very proud man. hope she wan't be the end of the line."
Great-grandfather Walsh, who already has had 21 cther child-
ren, played with
six-week-old
baby Geraldine in the kitchen. of his whitewashed three-room farmhouse at Aclare, at the fool hot the mountains in Co. Sligo,
and sald:-
"I love children, and I like to have youngsters around me. They keep me young,
"would like to have more children. I think they are won- derful. I have had two lives - ed with happiness on my form here."
WED AT 66
Rumonec beynu for farmer Walsh more than 80 years ago when he married his first wife, They had a family of 11-six boys and five girls-all of whom are still alive.
When his first wife died and
all his children had emigrated. he married again at 66 a dark haired 19-year-old girl he met in a neighbour's house.
Little Mrs Annie Walsh, now 38, has had 11 children at the farmhouse at the end of a wind- ing road where the nearest neighbour is a mile away.
me
She said: "I like the fe here and I would not change for any thing. My husband is a wonder- ful man and our new baby is Father Langton Fox, priest-in-the pet of the family. If I have miere children, I will be very charge of St Richard's for two
busy years, said: "Chichester Cathehappy. They keep
around the house." dral authorities offered the cathedral for the concert and the Bishop of Southwark sald it could not be accepted. we shall have the concert clse- where. I hope os many citizens as possible will attend."
So
Ile added: "It is a matter of pastoral judgment. 1 do not think the good feeling between the two cities will be marred at all by such a mall matter."
-(London Express Service).
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AT HOME
THE LOWER What's Best in Kowloon
LEVELS
by
Rufort Ratcliffe
"AMAZEMENT" GALORE
What amazes me is the way so many other people keel the with "omazement" at ovor in a somi-faint "progress" and "prosperity" which they discover (amazingly enough) in many parts of the For East.
CURATE AND WIFE BECOME -R.C.s-
London.
Industrial tycoons (stupid ex- pression) are amazed to find that Hongkong boosts sawmills which sumclent tooth- can turn out
picks to satisfy the needs of the natives (and the amazed visi- tors) instead of producing these necessities through hand-carving with stone axes and lumber skvers of broken glass,
Japan is another "amazemeat mecca" as every visitor goes into a daze on finding that the Japa- nese how ure matches instead of Tubblag fresticks together to produce a name,
The more elevated the visitor, the greater is his or her amaze- ment a fact which prompts me to believe that the upper level neither read industrially) newspapers, magazines or trade Journals, and never watch movies or the terrible TV.
FFC'9 visiting course, of (famous foreign correspondents) scribes and other
A Church of England curate, the Rev. Philip Halford, and his wife have
the joined
Catholich Roman Church. Now he is mostly find themselves amazed out here. However, their amaze. looking for a job.
ment doesn't appear to register anywhere--for it it did their readers wouldn't be.so amazed,
דיי
Recently
he said:
can not become a Roman Cathole priest because I am married, am hoping to go back to my old Jcb with Erith Railways, in the passenger ment at Bristol,"
control depart-
Mr Halford, 33, and his wife Ann-they have been married less than a year-are also look- in for a new home..
For the seven months since he become curate-in-charge of St Mary the Virgin at Laverstoke, Hampshire, they have lived in once part of the what was reetery at nearby Overton. Now they must leave.
Asked to leave
assorted
Tourists are supposed to us amazed anywhere as airline and other carriers turn out practi- eally standard pamphlets--"— the happy tourist to Paris will be amazed at the mighty Eyeful Tower"
However, when some person who controls il multi-billion dollar industrial "empire" goes into the "amazement" spiel, it's Basically it's a different story.
a display of crass ignorance- even if it is done with an eye to And this pleasing the natives. is largely done as a standard gesture of "goodwill" and semi- Silateral mutual understanding. All Chinese, Japanese, Fili- pinos, Malayans, Thats and others, should make it a ston- by dard practice to retaliate expressing amazement over any Mr Halford's superior during thing and everything in Europe, couple now are their two sun his curacy at Laverstoke, Canan the United States and other Deriedict, 12. and Anthony,
Erie Sanders, the rector of Over-backward and seven, and six daughters
"I regret his countries. Carmel, 15, Bernadette, 11, An-ton. told me
They could arm themselves gels, 10, Juan, nine, Anna Maria, decision and the difficulties !
must cause in our two parishes with cards written in several two, and baby Geraldine.
until a successor is found. But languages "I am amazed" and that he hund them to reporters at air- he is perfectly clear should do it and this is a matter
ports and docks or just pass for his own conscience.
them out in the streets,
Living at home with the
Two other daughters, Monica, 18, and Nuatu, 18, are working in the neighbourhood. Another baby girl died,
Former John Joe married for the second time because he was so lonely. The children of his frst
morrlage. he said, scattered in London, Manchester, New York, and Canada.
Pare
"Mr Halford gave me news quite suddenly."
The
recter
telephoned
the
Die
Bishop of Winchester, the Right
As Rev. Alwyn Williams. rull Mr Halford was relieved
"My eldest son, who is now 54, bas grandchildren of his own. He came home from New of his duties immediately and York last year to see us."----Lon- | asked to leave don Express Service.
If ye forgive men their trespasses. Matthew 6:14. Peace is so often unattain- to we because
try establish it on human terma not divine.
ed
Press-Radio Bible Service, Ina Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fusible.
15
soon
"Mr Said Canen Sanders: Halford's decision
came as i complete surprise to me and lo Neither in all the parishioners, our first interview nor at any time since had the lightest inkling of such a possibility,"
A church worker
toid me: "We were all stunned when we We eculdn't heard the news,
We are a middle-of- believe it. the-road church and Mr Haiford had never been High Church." He and his wife were both very popular here."
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